Ghost Chapter One

Sir Simon thought ____________ deserved the worst treatment

• Mr Otis

• Mrs Umney

• The twins

• Washington

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Where did Sir Simon sleep?

• In Washington's room

• Inside Virginia's wardrobe

• In a coffin

• In the hallway

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What happened to the other ghost's head?

• It slipped off and rolled on the floor

• The twins kicked it

• It suddenly flew away

• It slipped off and Sir Simon held it

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Who is the author of The Canterville Ghost?

• Allan Poe

• Oscar Wilde

• Alan Marks

• Mark Twain

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What is this ghost going to show Scrooge?

• Things that have not happened yet.

• Things that have already happened

• Things that are happening now

• Things that will never happen

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How did Scrooge feel about this ghost?

• He was happy to have his company

• He feared him more than any other ghost

• He thought the ghost was humbug

• He didn't care about what the ghost showed him

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What was the last thing the ghost showed Scrooge in this chapter?

• His face

• the church

• the bed where the dead man laid

• the playground

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What was strange about this ghost?

• He looked human

• He was very short

• He never spoke

• He was friendly and helpful

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What is the main theme introduced in Chapter One of 'Ghost'?

• A) Friendship

• B) Courage

• C) Fear

• D) Redemption

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Which literary device is predominantly used in Chapter One of 'Ghost'?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Simile

• C) Alliteration

• D) Personification

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